Moments To Hold Close

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Molly’s book has received high praise for for its groundbreaking blend of humor, poetry, self-help, and philosophical musings. It covers a wide range of topics related to life, but the book seamlessly ties them all together in a cohesive and elegant manner that feels familiar and heartwarming. Summary I would have to say that it’s more about a culmination of the self-work I have been doing for the past ten years. I tried to distill all of the ideas that I found to be helpful or expansive into something that is poetic, inspiring and easy to access each day. Over the years, your work has been primarily focused on personal transformation and change. For example, 101 Essays is about changing the way we think, and The Mountain Is You is about changing our self-sabotaging behaviors. The Pivot Year , however, is a little different as the premise is based on the idea that who we are meant to be is already inside of us; it’s just a matter of inviting our true selves to come out of hiding. With all of that said, why do you think so many people, myself included, struggle with being their most authentic selves? While I loved all of Cerón’s work, there is one piece she wrote that I never forgot called “ Perfect Isn’t Interesting, Anyway.” In the essay, Cerón posits that perfection isn’t what makes someone compelling or worth loving:

But don’t take my word for it. In her own words, here is author Brianna Wiest on her latest book The Pivot Year, which meditation was most important to her, and why she writes the way she does. First off, congratulations on the publication of The Pivot Year! Can you give us a brief rundown about what this book is about and how it differentiates itself from your other works? This is a beautiful question and I think I would have to say it’s actually the few paragraphs that I included into the introduction, where I explain that the process of changing your life in the way it needs to be shifted is not one where you more closely align with external expectations, with the kind of person you think would make you more loved or appreciated or seen — but the kind of life that more clearly reflects the truth of who you are inside. The person you really are. The person you want to be. The life that gives you peace. The life that makes you proud. Even if other people don’t understand. How does someone know when they are in the midst of a pivot period? In other words, how does someone know they’re actually ready to change their life?

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A second tip would be to decide how you want your day to go the moment you wake up. You can control your thoughts by waking up and saying to yourself, ‘Regardless of what comes my way today, I am going to thrive rather than just survive.’ When you do this, you allow yourself to change the trajectory of your day. I always remind my community, that while we can’t always control what happens to us, we CAN control how we react.” Be flexible One of the good things we hope to happen to us is love. As human beings, we’re wired for love. Yes, we can say it’s just a neurochemical reaction but if that’s how we’re biologically created, that’s pretty damn beautiful, no? And since it’s literally part of our nature to love and be loved, most of us will spend our lives seeking it out. Some of us will find our person early on, but many will not. And for some of us who have not found love, we start to compare ourselves to friends and family and random people we’ve never met who have found love and become cynical and bitter. Jaded. Sad. That said, manifesting is not just positive thinking and hoping the universe responds by bringing your dreams into the physical world. Rather, the manifestation process is about harnessing positive energy and redirecting your thoughts to focus on the things you desire most. How Does Manifestation Work?As I have learned over and over, ‘Faith, family, & friends are indeed the greatest treasures of life.’ How true! G” He doesn’t deserve to hear about your day. He doesn’t deserve to hear how you are. He doesn’t deserve anything from you and you owe him nothing at all. It was this piece that opened the door to my self-love journey and also helped me find the encouragement to finally end my own pursuit of perfection. One of the best ways to portal yourself into the text is to consider the opening epigraph of the book, which is a John Green quote that states: “ I don’t know a perfect person. I only know flawed people who are still worth loving.”